Note: You will also need your username and password for the computer.
Step 1: Set up your printer and ensure it functions
Once you have successfully printed a configuration report, connect your printer to the computer using the supplied USB cable.
Step 2: Install the printer using the CUPS interface
CUPS is the interface you will use to add your Zebra printer and select a driver. To access CUPS, copy and paste the following address into your web browser: http://localhost:631
If you have never accessed CUPS through the web interface, you will get the message: “Web Interface is Disabled.”
To enable it, copy “cupsctl WebInterface=yes”.
Now, select the magnifying glass icon in the upper right hand corner of your screen and enter, “Terminal” into the Spotlight Search.
Open Terminal, paste the text you just copied, and press Enter.
The command will execute, giving no feedback. When you refresh your browser on http://localhost:631, you will now see the CUPS web interface main page. Under the heading CUPS for Administrators, select Adding Printers and Classes.
This will take you to the Administration page. Under the heading Printers, click Add Printer.
You will likely be asked for the username and password for your computer.
If your printer is turned on and connected to your computer, you should see it on the list of local printers, called Zebra Technologies ZTC ZD410-203dpi ZPL. (The name may differ from this example). Select your printer and click Continue.
On the next screen, you will choose the printer driver. From the list in the Model field, select Raw (en) for maker and model and click Add Printer.